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by Free Software Foundation Contributions Published on Mar 09, 2010 04:11 PM
Writing by representatives of the Free Software Foundation.

I want you to help answer licensing questions

The Compliance Lab could use a few good volunteers.

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Every situation is different

How does the Compliance Lab work? Well....

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Yes, DRM is inherently evil

People keep saying DRM isn't inherently evil. Why?

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Assignment University

Sometimes universities don't know what's good for them

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GPLv3 and Voting Machines

GPLv3 doesn't break voting machines.

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Regulatory compliance is no reason to lock up users

Why GPLv3 doesn't make exceptions for regulatory compliance.

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Protest against ATI nearly led to the arrest of RMS

When Richard Stallman learned that a compiler architect from ATI would be speaking at MIT, he immediately started organizing a protest against ATI's damaging free software policies.

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2nd International GPLv3 Conference concludes

We held our 2nd International GPLv3 Conference during the 7th International Free Software Forum.

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Ithaca Inspiration and DRM

2006 Annual Associate Members Meeting

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Reaction to the DRM clause in GPLv3

GPLv3's anti-DRM section solves an actual problem. I've been thinking about the Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) clauses of GPL version 3, and some of the reactions to them.

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